Sued Poems - Poems about Sued

We used to call it Pit City. Section eight housing. My mom called ahead— I was sixteen and still scared to ask for what I needed. I was on work-study at a clean family practice just around their corner. A freak snowstorm. They still lived there. My mother’s friends. Less lucky. Sue was the daughter. She’d shown me a bong when I was nine. She was cool in a way I...

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Our reindeer were all in a tizzy for they had been served. Anyway, Rudolph had, with vigor as he flew in and swerved. The process server said “my apologies” but he snickered a bit. Apparently some old grouch on earth is now having a fit. Claiming that Rudolph’s powerful nose blinded him for five weeks. The claimant is totally unreasonable,...

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dark dribbles drool feigning freaks fooled nocturnal nimble numbed felon fits gulped hideous hankers hoisted callous crest cremated porous politics punctured moaning trends tortured leering lanky leisure pulpy pen pruned sassy syllables sued squashed bills bruised la-de-da wits wrecked haggard hymns decked. '20:03:24:20:16 Note: Dedicated to Christopher Marlowe....

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The court Judge is at my house I cannot tell anyone, not even my spouse He's come to inspect my claim And I've only myself to blame It never occurred to me when I sued When I was in the foulest mood I saw the damage in my new property on the wall To my lawyer, I made a long call I would...

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Everybody is shocked by my lawsuit and because I won. I sued a Convent because they wouldn't let me be a Nun. They said that I couldn't be a Nun because I'm a man. I kept begging to be a Nun so much that I was banned. When they rejected me, it really hurt my feelings and one of...

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I can't forget how stricken he looked paper in hand not sure how to stand as the car disappeared on the road and the paper said sued for divorce....

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